MSNBC hosts Ali Velshi and Stephanie Ruhle had nothing nice to say about Kanye West's Thursday afternoon Oval Office press conference with President Donald Trump.
Ruhle called the rapper's free-wheeling, 10-minute long monologue, in which he described himself as a "motherf--er," "an assault on our White House."
MSNBC hosts Ali Velshi and Stephanie Ruhle had nothing nice to say about Kanye West's Thursday afternoon Oval Office press conference, calling the rapper's free-wheeling, 10-minute long monologue "an assault on our White House."
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Kanye West revealed his iPhone lock code while in the Oval Office, and it's 000000

Kanye West was in the Oval Office on Thursday for a press conference with President Donald Trump.
During the conference, Kanye produced an image of what he called the "iPlane One," a hydrogen-powered plane that he believes should replace Air Force One.
While unlocking his iPhone X, he revealed to the cameras that his passcode is "000000." He apparently does not use Face ID, Apple's facial recognition software.
Kanye said "we're going to have Apple, an American company, work on this plane."
Apple, which does not make planes, declined to comment.
Kanye seems to be obsessed with Apple.
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